A late day reversal with the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ closing at record highs as Apple hits a new high of its own

fueled by AI excitement. That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just

getting started. Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Fort.

And we have got a big show coming your way.

In just moments, Rubrics, first earnings report

since going public, plus numbers from Oracle. We're going to bring you those

results as soon as they cross. And a pair of payments CEOs share their views on

the state of the consumer and spending Mastercards Chief Executive Michael Meebach joins us in a rare interview

from the company's Connections Conference.

And we're going to talk to a firm CEO Max Leavchen as his company announces

new payment options, including a tie-in with Apple Pay.

And if that wasn't enough, we're also going to talk to the CEO of Red Hot AI Play

Vertiv, which has handily outperformed even in vitiot over the last 12 months but let's begin with

today's market action and those records for the S&P and NASDAQ and Apple all ahead of

tomorrow's Fed decision not to mention a

C. P. I report.

Joining us now is Nicole Webb of Wealth Enhancement Group

and Adam Chrisofooli of vital knowledge.

Good afternoon to you both.

Nicole, yes, we did tick higher to record closes for the S&P and the NASDAQ, but arguably

we've been grinding higher.

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